10/14/2009

Panic Symptoms And Stress

Panic symptoms are normally associated with people with an anxiety disorder, more commonly Panic Disorder or Agoraphobia. They may have irrational worrying thoughts constantly and have a feeling that something bad is about to happen. Palpitations, stomach pains and headaches are common symptoms.

Feelings of going crazy and losing control can occur during panic attacks. Two panic symptoms are often related to panic disorder; depersonalization and derealization. These symptoms are extremely frightening and disturbing for the sufferer.

Generally sufferers find daily tasks more difficult to manage. Sufferers may experience panic symptoms out of the blue without any warning. Public places where escape is difficult are often steered clear of in case of a panic attack.

Even when asleep panic symptoms may occur; these are extremely disturbing experiences. Most people with an anxiety disorder have increased levels of anxiety and stress. Depression affects almost half of people who suffer anxiety disorders. Common behaviors include lack of assertiveness and confidence.

Panic attack sufferers are much more sensitive both physically and emotionally. We all know how bad stress is for the mind and body. Learning breathing techniques isn't a magic pill but can help control and ease panic symptoms.

For a person who has a hypersensitive response to stress and anxiety, reducing stress can make an immense difference. Using visualizations such as beautiful scenery can help you relax and escape from daily stresses. Take 10 15 minutes a day to breathe deeply and slowly and see how it affects your mood and panic symptoms.

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